Wilson Sporting Goods Co.

SAP SCM Analyst

Wilson Sporting Goods Co.  •  Tennessee (Onsite)  •  2 hours ago
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Job Description

Overview

The SAP SCM Analyst support the Americas' warehouse management initiatives in North America. Support primary locations in Tennessee, Utah and Canada as well as other shipping locations as needed. The SCM Analyst will work with internal warehousing organizations in North America to develop core SAP configuration and development requirements, and coordinate with our Global SCM team in Munich Germany. Demonstrate a strong SAP background capability to assist the business groups in key process points including inbound supply chain, internal warehouse processes, logistics execution and transportation functions.

What You'll Do

Specific responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Recommend and configure core SAP solutions with a focus on providing cross-brand capabilities; Meet and discuss the business needs of the particular functions and suggest solutions to gain efficiencies; Work with business teams to develop new warehouse functions to improve efficiencies and accuracy; Coordinate with Global SCM team on new technologies and goals for the future; Mentor and support other SAP groups as requested; Troubleshoot issues with SAP WM systems and tools; Identify support and training for business users as necessary; and Provide support of help tickets related to SCM team.

What We're Looking For

Bachelor’s degree or foreign equivalent in Business, Computer Science, Computer Information Systems Math, MIS, or a related field of study, and two (2) years of experience in a related position working within SAP SCM. Work experience must have included: Fundamental process experience and business functionality within a warehouse; Core configuration experience with SAP Extended Warehouse Management (“EWM”); Experience directing and facilitating shipping requirements with carriers; Experience with SAP Smartforms and RF input devices; Experience with SAP S/4 Hana system and; Knowledge of SAP order-to-cash and purchase-to-pay processes. Travel requirement: Limited travel to other warehouse locations. This includes US and CA facilities approximately 4-6 times per year to provide testing, training and knowledge sharing of SAP warehouse functionality and processes.

Wilson Sporting Goods Co.

About Wilson Sporting Goods Co.

Wilson Sporting Goods Co., a subsidiary of Amer Sports Corporation, is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high performance sports equipment, apparel and accessories. Since 1914, Wilson has been on the mission to help athletes everywhere reach their true potential.

For more than 100 years, Wilson has studied the powerful and symbiotic relationship an athlete has with his/her equipment. With that relationship in mind, the Company invents, designs and engineers game-changing products using state-of-the-art sports technologies and expertise, and the insights and ambassadorship of its 10,000 member strong Wilson Advisory Staff. This Staff is comprised of top youth, college, amateur, and professional athletes, teams, coaches, programs and leagues from around the world.

The Company’s unwavering commitment to innovation pushes its sports into new territories, including digitally connected, socially sharable, and highly customizable products. This dedication and focus is woven throughout the Wilson global culture, which thrives on collaboration, experimentation, passion, teamwork, persistence, ingenuity and positivity.

Today, millions of Tennis, Baseball, Softball, Football, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball and Golf athletes choose to use Wilson products as they prepare for and compete in matches, games, tournaments and championships.

Wilson is headquartered in Chicago, IL, with offices and staff in more than 100 countries. The global Wilson team is 1,600 strong and growing.

Industry
Manufacturing & Production
Company Size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Chicago, Illinois
Year Founded
1914
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